... Still keeps the same amount for me. Still keeps, &c. SONG OF THE WHIG TAIL, THE WIDE-AWAKE FOLLOWER OF PEEL. Air— On.' struggle more. One struggle more, and Peel is out, While Whigs come in with foreign grain, Free-trade he first shall bring about ...

... Monday next.—Mr. Townley says in his address In earlier days I avowed myself whig. I hive seen to adopt another name. I formerly took part in carrying many measures of a whig government: the country has been enabled judge their worth. If I return to parliament ...

... Northern Whig, 2,500 , ,000 Weekly Preas.,.. .. The totals exhibited by these tables are for the eighteen months:- NEitv-LeiT'TR, 185,500 Stamped copies. -Northern Whig, p51kol 5 Nomernly, 85,000 Banner of Ulster, 108,p00 WrrKLY NEws, 38,000 Weekly Whig, '17 ...

... churdhC,'hihirtllt,' 384; Tory, 881 ; Whigs, 179 and 170. In thetfourtb there was not an Alder- san, or there would have been no opposition, but ,io Alderman attended, it was adjourned till this morning. Tlle Whig candidate is be- lievid i'@b ' piei'ai ...

... sustained the whig ministry in office when they were in great peril, were stung with the ingratitude of men who kicked down the ladder which had raised thomr; and Lord John Russell's declaration of finality convinced i them that the whigs were as adverse ...

... ware in power, and what it is after being tampered with for ten years by Whigs of every ! shade-from the Whig respectable to the Whig shabby. From 1821 to 1830, when the Whigs were out, the people were relieved of taxes to the extent of 15,800,000-the ...

... requires. There were two Whig candidates for mayor; Swift had but fortynine votes over Kane; but as he had not a majority of the whole number, the common council have to elect a mayor, there being no choice by the people; and they being Whig, of course will elect ...

... the expectations formed of our future trade with China-a trade, it will be kept in view, which we owe almost entirely to the Whigs, whose determination to insist on satisfaction from the Celestial dynasty was most factiously opposed by the men who are now ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND THE BIOGRAPH. Th« ATsrttsra Whig ha* beea informed th* bat authority tbat Gladstone'* answer, to oar tain quatioas pnbtob*d iu were not given for publication, but aada te p*r*o» who wa* by Gtedston* b* engaged serious study; and that ...

... every respect an important document. It marks 1 the commencement of a new era in American politics-l the abandonment by the Whigs of the principles of ab- solute restriction in favour of domestic manufactures, x which have hitherto been inscribed on the ...

... exigencies- and commercial transactions. Now, however, in the short space of three years, this financial func- tionary of the Whigs finds out that these institu- tions stand in need of what he canlls-regueatioa and hence his shallow brain is daily and niehtly ...

... Beverley. To have failed in wresting Southwark from the Whigs is questionless a mortification, notwithstanding the indications furnished by the result of the poll of the rapid decay of the Whig-Radical interest. in 1837, Mr. Whittle Harvey had a majority ...